People tend to pay more for brand name consumer products than generics–and stocks are no different, says Yale professor Roger Ibbotson. This according to an article in CFA Institute. “Popular…
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Can Investors Time the Market By Going Against the Flow?
Yale professor Roger Ibbotson and Research Affiliates founder Rob Arnott debated the challenges and opportunities of timing the market at the 2015 Schwab IMPACT conference. As reported by Financial Advisor,…
Low Risk, High Reward?
It’s one of the most widely accepted tenets of investing: More risk means more reward. But noted researcher Roger Ibbotson says that’s often not the case. Ibbotson tells Morningstar that,…
Small, Illiquid, and Cheap: A Winning Combo
In a column for Canada’s Globe and Mail, Norman Rothery says that, while many investors focus on popular, frequently traded stocks, the real profits lie in smaller, illiquid shares. “While…
Less-Liquid Stocks, Bigger Returns?
Yale professor, author, and investment manager Roger Ibbotson says that investors can score some strong gains by focusing on stocks that are less liquid. Ibbotson tells Morningstar that buying less…
Ibbotson on the Overlooked "Liquidity Premium"
Yale Professor and money manager Roger Ibbotson, whose research into historical stock returns is among the most extensive available, says that investors can get a premium by investing in stocks…